- Best-selling Author
- Entrepreneur
- Motivational Speaker
- Regression Hypnotherapist
- Holistic Healer
- Founder, Best Life-ing
Julia didn't build Best Life-ing from a theory. She built it from a life that needed rebuilding first.
01 — Where the work started
Born in 1989 in Ukraine/Russia during wartime, Julia's family lost everything and immigrated to Australia when she was two. Her father suffered a stroke that led to dementia. Her mother rebuilt her life from scratch — learning English, re-qualifying her accounting degree, working every hour there was. Julia was bullied at school for not speaking English and for what the family didn't have.
That early ground is where the philosophy was actually written: identity, self-belief, and refusing to let someone else's ceiling become yours.
02 — The rebuild
Years later, Julia hit the wall most people hit quietly. She was overweight, carrying roughly $30,000 in debt, drowning in self-doubt, unfulfilled, and unsure where her life was going.
Instead of waiting it out, she rebuilt — in twelve months. She paid off the debt. Lost thirty pounds. Started her first business. Then the second.
The book isn't a collection of things that worked for other people. It's the record of what one person did, in order, when the bottom fell out.
03 — From one rebuild to a method
Once the personal shift landed, Julia turned it into a practice — and then into a brand. Today she works through:
✓Workshops
✓Speaking engagements
✓Corporate wellness
✓Coaching
✓Personal development
✓Wellness experiences
✓Retreats
✓Hypnotherapy
One of her early corporate rollouts was with a McDonald's franchisee of more than 900 employees, built around her 7 Areas of Life framework. Her LinkedIn profile now lists her as an entrepreneur, speaker and owner of two businesses — with audiences ranging from small groups to corporate stages.
The book is the entry point. The retreats, the speaking, the corporate work, the weekly program — they're the same method, applied where it counts.
